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04/11/2026

This horse was showing soreness through the poll, brachiocephalicus, pecs and girth.

These areas can affect much more than you think — from neck movement to comfort under saddle.

It’s not always just one sore spot!

Learn how to help your own horse feel better. 👇

https://www.equi-releasepro.com/au/

03/11/2026

Does your horse struggle to bend its neck one way?

I find one or both of these two spots are often the reason.

02/11/2026

This horse was sore through the neck, back, glutes and hamstrings.

These areas can all affect comfort, flexibility and the way your horse moves.

Want to learn how you can help your own horse feel better? Click the link below to find out more! 🐴

https://www.equi-releasepro.com/au/

31/10/2026

This horse was extremely sore through the glutes and hamstrings!

Hindquarter soreness can affect so much more than just the back end. It can impact stride length, impulsion, engagement, balance, transitions, canter quality, jumping ability and overall performance.

It can also lead to compensatory tension elsewhere in the body as the horse tries to avoid discomfort.

Keeping the hindquarters comfortable and moving freely is an important part of supporting your horse's overall comfort, movement and performance!

29/10/2026

This horse was sore through the poll, hyoid, brachiocephalicus, girth, back, glutes and hamstrings.

Soreness in these areas can contribute to:

Poll & hyoid: Resistance to contact, difficulty bending and tension through the jaw.

Brachiocephalicus: Restricted neck movement and reduced freedom through the shoulder.

Girth: Sensitivity when girthing up and tension through the rib cage.

Back: Reduced flexibility and discomfort when carrying a rider.

Glutes & hamstrings: Reduced hindquarter engagement, shorter strides and difficulty pushing from behind.

25/10/2026

This horse was extremely sore through the poll, brachiocephalicus muscle, girth, back and hamstrings.

Tension in these areas can affect head and neck movement, comfort under saddle, back flexibility, hindquarter engagement and overall performance.

Remember, where your horse is sore isn’t always where the problem is coming from.

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Bendigo, VIC
3550

Telephone

+61407337178

Website

https://www.equi-releasepro.com/au/

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